Wu Clan

Biodata

Feature	Value
Name	Wu Clan
Alias(es)	Witch Clan; Pangu Descendants; Pangu Orthodox
Original	巫族
Species/Race	A great race born from Pangu's essence blood 1 24
Affiliation	Pangu Hall; later the Pangu Realm; formerly affiliated with the Heavenly Court through divine posts 263 590
Occupation/Role	Refiners of baleful intent, stabilizers of earth veins, and protectors of the Primordial World 24 25
Leadership	Zhou Ming; the Twelve Ancestral Wu serve as the clan's foremost leaders 12 24
Status	Active; severed its Karma from the Primordial World and migrated to the Pangu Realm 589 590
First Appearance	Chapter 1

Power Progression

Stage / Realm / Level	Chapter	Notes
Primordial Spirit-bearing Ancestral Wu	14	Hongjun observes that all thirteen leading Wu Clan members possess Primordial Spirits, contradicting the expected fate of the Wu Clan.
Enhanced Law mastery through founding Merit	24	The clan's establishment oath earns vast Merit Golden Light; the Ancestral Wu improve their understanding and control of Laws, drawing closer to the Quasi-Saint realm.
Hunyuan / Primordial Zenith Heaven Golden Immortals	590	After the migration to the Pangu Realm and ten thousand years of cultivation, all thirteen Ancestral Wu attain Hunyuan.

Background

Origin and bloodline

The Wu Clan was born from Pangu's essence blood and inherited exceptionally powerful physical bodies. Its bloodline also carried Heaven-Opening Fiend Qi, which obstructed the birth of Primordial Spirits and inclined clan members toward irritability, bloodlust, impulsiveness, and combativeness 1 2.

Zhou Ming regarded the Fiend Qi as the central shackle on the clan's future. He sought to strengthen the Wu Clan without allowing its members to become warriors ruled solely by instinct and force 2.

Early growth

Originally, the clan consisted only of Zhou Ming and the Twelve Ancestral Wu. At the Twelve's request, they used the blood pool within Pangu Hall—formed from Pangu's essence blood—to create new clansmen 12.

Zhou Ming transmitted an improved Nine Revolutions Fiend Quenching Art into the blood cocoons and used the Dao Origin Divine Pearl to assist their development. The first batch emerged with formidable bodies but no Primordial Spirits, revealing that their foundational limitation remained difficult to overcome 12.

While the Ancestral Wu cultivated Pangu's inheritance in seclusion, Zhou Ming's avatar, Wu Ming, managed clan affairs, developed outside ties, and guided the young race's growth 12. Over ten thousand years, the Wu Clan's settlements became orderly and disciplined; warriors refined their bodies, comprehended Laws, and practiced combat techniques rather than relying on raw strength alone 20.

Formal establishment

Wu Ming concluded that the rising baleful intent of the Primordial World was both a danger and an opportunity. He proposed formally establishing the Wu Clan so it could earn Heaven and Earth's recognition, accumulate Fortune and Merit, and advance through the path of Proving Dao with Laws 23.

At the foot of Buzhou Mountain, hundreds of millions of warriors gathered beneath Pangu Hall. Wu Ming and the Twelve Ancestral Wu swore that the clan would:

• Refine Heavenly Sha and restore clarity to the Primordial World.
• Sort out earth veins and harmonize the Five Elements.
• Stabilize heaven and earth.
• Protect the world opened by Pangu. 24

The Great Dao, Pangu's lingering will, and the Heavenly Dao recognized the oath. Merit Golden Light descended upon the Ancestral Wu and participating clansmen, formally establishing the Wu Clan as a great race of the Primordial World 24.

Later transcendence

The Wu Clan later entered the Heavenly Court to obtain its shared Fortune, with Houtu and Xing Tian assigned two of the Six Imperial Jade Master positions 263. Its participation immediately enhanced the Heavenly Court's prestige among Primordial cultivators 263.

As the Primordial Continent faced destruction, Zhou Ming planned to use its fragments to strengthen the Pangu Realm into a complete world capable of bearing Pangu's will 397. After reaching the Hunyuan Grand Unity Golden Immortal realm, he used Pangu Hall to sever the Karma binding every clansman's True Spirit to the Primordial World 589.

The clan then migrated en masse into the Pangu Realm. Zhou Ming transported hundreds of millions of warriors and their land there, while Di Jiang, Houtu, and Zhu Jiuyin organized the settlement of the various tribes 590.

Appearance

Wu Clan members are generally towering, powerfully built beings with physiques shaped by Pangu's essence blood 1 24.

• Knotted musculature and naturally engraved Law runes on their skin 24.
• Heavenly Sha often coils around their bodies, though disciplined warriors keep it restrained 24.
• Their leading Ancestral Wu radiate heavy Law fluctuations capable of distorting surrounding space 23.
• Their overwhelming blood and baleful aura can stain the sky crimson when the clan gathers in full force 590.

Doctrine and culture

The Wu Clan's foundation is the cultivation of physical bodies and mastery of Laws. Its preferred paths are Proving Dao with Laws and Proving Dao with Strength, rather than relying on the Immortal Path's Slaying Three Corpses method 28.

Wu Ming explicitly rejects hegemony over the Primordial Wilderness. He considers the Dragon-Phoenix-Kirin Tribulation proof that struggles for supremacy invite catastrophic Karma and can destroy even the strongest race's future 28.

The clan's strategic priorities are:

• Accumulating Merit and Fortune through its oath-bound duties 24 28.
• Refining baleful intent rather than allowing it to corrupt the clan's minds 23 25.
• Advancing through comprehension of Laws and physical cultivation 20 28.
• Protecting its people and preserving an independent future beyond the Primordial World's control 588 589.

Abilities & Skills

Pangu bloodline and physical bodies

As descendants of Pangu, Wu Clan members possess exceptional physical strength and resilience from birth 1 12.

• Newborn clansmen possess extremely powerful bodies even when they fail to develop Primordial Spirits 12.
• Their physique is suited to direct combat, body tempering, and enduring Heavenly Sha 1 20.
• The same bloodline exposes them to Heaven-Opening Fiend Qi, which can destabilize their minds and inhibit Primordial Spirit formation 1 2.

Control of Laws

The Wu Clan's principal inheritance is command over Laws rather than conventional Immortal Path cultivation 20 23.

• Ancestral Wu use Laws to stabilize earth veins and harmonize the Five Elements 24 25.
• Warriors deepen their Law comprehension by traveling the Primordial World and observing natural changes 20.
• Merit from the founding oath improves the Ancestral Wu's comprehension and control of Laws 24.

Refinement of Sha

The clan's oath-bound mission is to contain and refine the baleful intent saturating the Primordial World 24 25.

• Members use their bodies to bear and refine Heavenly Sha 24.
• They work across the Primordial Continent to regulate earth veins affected by conflict and spiritual-treasure strife 25.
• Excessive baleful intent remains dangerous, as it can foster chaos and aggravate the Wu Clan's innate Fiend Qi 23.

Ancestral formation

The clan's ultimate military trump card is a formation jointly wielded by Zhou Ming and the Twelve Ancestral Wu 73 700.

• The Thirteen Capital Heavenly God Evil Array can manifest the Pangu True Body 73.
• The Twelve Divine Fiend Formation is described as capable of re-creating Father God Pangu's True Body 700.
• This formation enabled the Wu Clan to force back Hongjun and the Heavenly Dao's will during a major confrontation 73.

Territory and institutions

• Pangu Hall — The ancestral hall at Buzhou Mountain, repository of Pangu's inheritance and the center of the clan's Fortune. It later serves as the instrument through which Zhou Ming severs the clan's Karma and as a refuge in Chaos 12 589 728.
• Blood Pool — A pool within Pangu Hall formed from Pangu's essence blood; the Twelve Ancestral Wu use it to create new Wu Clan members 12.
• Buzhou Mountain settlements — The clan's original homeland, containing organized tribal communities and Great Witches who oversee local warriors 20 24.
• Pangu Realm — The Wu Clan's new homeland after its separation from the Primordial World 590.

Relationships

• Pangu — Creator and ancestral father. The Wu Clan identifies itself as Pangu Orthodox and grounds its authority, inheritance, and founding oath in his legacy 12 24.
• Zhou Ming / Wu Ming — Zhou Ming is the clan's leader and elder brother; Wu Ming is his avatar, entrusted with managing clan affairs and external relations during Zhou Ming's seclusion 12 24.
• Twelve Ancestral Wu — The clan's foremost rulers and Zhou Ming's blood-connected siblings. They lead the clansmen, cultivate Pangu's inheritance, and act alongside him in the clan's greatest formation 12 24 700.
• Human Clan — A neighboring people periodically protected by the Wu Clan. Zhou Ming insists that humanity must ultimately become self-reliant, since excessive Wu Clan intervention could attract Heavenly Dao backlash 95 195.
• Demon Race — A major rival force. The Wu Clan refuses to contend with it for supremacy, but expects eventual conflict and treats its military growth cautiously 28 60.
• Heavenly Court — The Wu Clan exchanges its prestige for a share of the Heavenly Court's future Fortune, then sends members to assume divine posts 260 263.
• Zhen Yuanzi and Hongyun — Friendly external allies of Wu Ming; they praise the Wu Clan's founding vow and maintain cordial ties with it 12 25 63.
• Hongjun and the Heavenly Dao — Principal opposing forces in the clan's effort to escape the Primordial World's restraints. Zhou Ming ultimately severs the Wu Clan's Karma despite Hongjun's resistance 589.

Notable Quotes

“My Wu Clan is willing to bear the Heavenly Sha with the body of Pangu, refine it within ourselves, and return peace and clarity to the Primordial World!”
— Wu Ming, during the clan's founding oath 24

“Our Wu Clan is not walking the path of contending for supremacy in the Primordial Wilderness!”
— Wu Ming 28

Trivia

• The Wu Clan's original membership numbered only thirteen: Zhou Ming and the Twelve Ancestral Wu 12.
• Although first-generation blood-pool clansmen lacked Primordial Spirits, Hongjun later discovered that the thirteen leading Wu Clan members all possessed them 12 14.
• Other cultivators regard the Wu Clan's name as powerful enough to transform the Heavenly Court's recruitment prospects merely through association 257 263.